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1. What does the leftmost figure implies? 2. What does the middle figure implies? 3. Generally, how will you describe the water distribution in our planet? 19 97 ACE

1. What does the leftmost figure implies? 2. What does the middle figure implies? 3. Generally, how will you describe the water distribution in our planet? 19 97 ACE

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Directions: Analyze the figure below, then answer the questions that follows. Distribution of Earth's Water Fresh- water 3% Other 0.9% Rivers 2% Surface water 0.3% Swamps 11 Ground water 30.1% Lakes Saline Icecaps and TX (осеans) 97% F Glaciers 68.7% EXCEL water Freshwater Fresh ITY water Distribution, https://www.eeducation.psu.edu/éarth103/sites/www.e 1. What does the leftmost figure implies? 2. What does the middle figure implies? %24 3. Generally, how will you describe the water distribution in our planet? 19 97 y Water Resources Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not _1. All water in our planet can be used readily. _2. Most of the freshwater in our planet are frozen. _3. There are more freshwater in our planet than saltwater. _4. Freshwater only comprises 3 percent of the Earth's water. _5. Waters in rivers, lakes and swamps are considered as freshwater. _6. Evaporation on oceans is greater than on land. _7. Groundwater is classified as saltwater. CHOOLE CE
Transcribed Image Text:Directions: Analyze the figure below, then answer the questions that follows. Distribution of Earth's Water Fresh- water 3% Other 0.9% Rivers 2% Surface water 0.3% Swamps 11 Ground water 30.1% Lakes Saline Icecaps and TX (осеans) 97% F Glaciers 68.7% EXCEL water Freshwater Fresh ITY water Distribution, https://www.eeducation.psu.edu/éarth103/sites/www.e 1. What does the leftmost figure implies? 2. What does the middle figure implies? %24 3. Generally, how will you describe the water distribution in our planet? 19 97 y Water Resources Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not _1. All water in our planet can be used readily. _2. Most of the freshwater in our planet are frozen. _3. There are more freshwater in our planet than saltwater. _4. Freshwater only comprises 3 percent of the Earth's water. _5. Waters in rivers, lakes and swamps are considered as freshwater. _6. Evaporation on oceans is greater than on land. _7. Groundwater is classified as saltwater. CHOOLE CE
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